Sentence examples for struggling specialists from inspiring English sources
In fact, it was banks which combined retail and investment operations, such as Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase, that were prevailed upon to buy struggling specialists from both sides of that divide in the aftermath of the crisis.Moreover, there are easier ways to protect taxpayers.
Australia have already confirmed two changes, one of which smacks slightly of illogical panic, as they have responded to their batting problems by omitting a struggling specialist, Usman Khawaja, and selecting an uncapped Tasmanian all-rounder, James Faulkner, with Shane Watson bumped back up from the lower middle-order to come in at No3.
Struggling outdoors specialist Blacks Leisure will announce that it has poached the chief executive of online lingerie specialist Figleaves.com to lead its turnaround.
In Slovakia, the world's biggest auto producer per capita, companies are struggling to find specialists in the industry, even as Jaguar Land Rover prepares to build the country's fourth car plant.
All takeover talks to buy Whittard of Chelsea, the struggling tea and coffee specialist, have collapsed.
He ordered her into a program that assists struggling homeowners; a housing specialist will work with Hardy to find money to repair her roof and porch.
Perhaps the most visually convincing argument against Bolt's potential prowess in the mile is the footage of the nine-time Olympic gold medalist and sprinting specialist Carl Lewis struggling to run a 2 16 half-mile in his prime, in 1986, on television.
She considers anyone with federal benefits "a paying client," but often struggles to find specialists who will see her patients.
It led to several spoof campaigns, as well as the odd car accident.The media specialists are still struggling to secure the collaboration of creatives, who think they are guardians of the brand.
Physicians practicing EM are struggling to establish themselves as specialists.
Many specialist teachers were struggling without a curriculum.
